The Association Between Political Identity Centrality and Cancelling Proclivity

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The Association Between Political Identity Centrality and Cancelling Proclivity

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Auckland University of Technology

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Augmented by the rise of social media, contemporary culture has increasingly witnessed the phenomenon of “cancellation” – that is, a brand's swift and public fall from grace, catalyzed through digital platforms like Twitter and, in turn, traditional media. We are the first to examine individual difference predictors of cancelling proclivity. We explore the relationship between a novel individual difference, political identity centrality (the extent to which one's political identity [e.g., lib...

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2024-04

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Mesler, Rhiannon M / Howie, Katharine / Chernishenko, Jennifer / Shen, Mingnan Nancy / Vredenburg, Jessica

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https://openrepository.aut.ac.nz/handle/10292/17293

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5202 Biological Psychology / 5204 Cognitive and Computational Psychology / 52 Psychology / 5201 Applied and Developmental Psychology / 1701 Psychology / 1702 Cognitive Sciences / Experimental Psychology / 5201 Applied and developmental psychology / 5202 Biological psychology / 5204 Cognitive and computational psychology

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